1800 Cibolo Crk Dr , Shafter, TX 79843(Presidio County)

Extremely Rare Find Like Striking Silver in the Chianti Mountains of the Chiuahian Desert South of Marfa, Drive thru a Vibrant Ghost Town of Shafter, TX with over 6900 feet of Both Sides of Cibolo Creek a spring feed creek that does flow most of the year, but Hold water all year in pockets providing water to All Game in the Area. Held by the Same Family for Over 80 years making this a Once in 2 Generations Buy. Once you understand the Value in having water & the scarcity of this you can start to Appreciate the Value this Ranch has Held & meant to the Area since existence. Sink into the The Charm of the Chianti Mountains that surround this Ranch with just a few Foothills that are on this property. Near Cibolo Creek Lodge with Great History of Apache Wars Battles, will be great artifact finding for Generations to come. S. B. Buckley did the first mineral survey of the Chinati Mountains region in 1876 and noted the presence of lead, silver, and copper. A few years later, in September 1880, John Spencer, a rancher and freighter on the Rio Grande, noted a silver-rich ledge while traveling to Fort Davis. He collected a sample, which he took to Colonel William R. Shafter, commander of the First Infantry Regiment at Fort Davis, who had it assayed. Shortly After a settlement began to grow around the mining operation that took the name Shafter after the Major. A post office opened in 1885, and the company provided housing for the miners. The miners shopped at the company stores for their staples, and a company doctor provided medical care. Eventually, the company also provided a clubhouse and a hospital for the miners and their families. The Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church was established in the community in 1888. From Legends of America Website.

The chance of minerals discoveries are yet to be seen on this place, but just as the tales this ground holds as does the promise of Mineral Riches in the future. There is a Site Built Home built by the Ranching Family (known to locals as the Cheese Lady, from the handmade cheese she small batch produced & Sold all Over the Region) that has held this 160 acre property 80 years, that overlooks where they once had a Garden, Pastured Cattle & Horses, Hunted Deer, & much more in this fertile 5.5 acre valley. This is an Extremely Rare & Blessed Opportunity to have Such An Exclusive Property.